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So I was at a gun show today in Ft. Lauderdale and one of the vendors had some very unique items on his table. One that caught my attention was a miniature self defense flame thrower that fits in the palm of your hand and is charged with a butane lighter. It can operate like a cigar lighter, however it can also shoot out a flame that is at least two and one-half feet in length and wide enough to cause some serious damage. It is not as thin as a cigarette lighter and has the width of a small bulp of a light bulb. The way it is designed, it can be safely held in your hand without the metal part you hold getting hot. On one charge with a butane canister, you get about 10 flames before you have to charge it. It fits in a jacket pocket and deploying it is leasy. Would this be ok in N.J.?

Buy OEM Used next time, not these or save up for new. There are some good comparison articles on the internet between OEM and knock offs.

CCW Safe, check it out

Know thy enemy yes cheap ammo fun to shoot every American boy should have one No real cleaning or maintenance shoots brass, steel, new or reloads

All wrong legal advice by the way

Anyone have one? What do you like or dislike about it?

Haven't checked it out, but in NY is a loose belt fed semi auto AR out?

I own all of them. They are all excellent choices. In order of what i like best: VP9, Walther PPQ,Sig 320, G19. Even though the G19 is last, it is still an excellent handgun and shoots great. It is really a question of what feels best to you as they are all great shooters. There are variations in the sights they come with. Shoot them all and then decide

I have one that I upgraded to the SD look using the kit. Initially, I had FTF certain .22 rounds, but have not had that problem after the rifle was broken in and I switched to CCI mini mags or CCI AR-15 .22. Yeah, cleaning takes a bit of time. They do look cool and are fun to shoot and they are relatively inexpensive to purchase.

Anything can be a "Legal Issue", bogus or not, if it is raised until ruled upon by a judge. However, I think you are getting some bad general advice

Anyone own or shoot one? This is the new model.

Look on gunbroker. They have a list of FFL's in all 50 states that do transfers

I am frequently in FL and carry all the time. If I use an IWB holster, I have 3 9mm I like to carry: G19, Walther PPQ or H&K VP9. If I do not want to carry with an IWB holster, I have a Ruger LCS 9, which comes in multiple model types and put it in a DeSantis pocket holster; all of the IWB guns are striker fired and the Ruger is an improved double action trigger. It is really a matter of experimentation and personal choice and as indicated above, there really is no "best". Try and rent and test shoot that which you are interested in and compare. Also, your mode of carry is important to what you choose.

ok to do.

Is there a video of what went down?

Buy one and tell us

I have one on a 14.5 to bring it up to legal. I get lots of flash and love it

If the present possessor is not the title holder in a title State like NJ he cannot legally sell the vehicle to a purchaser in a title or non title state because he is not the legal owner. If he sells it and he gets a bill of sale back from Alabama with a VIN number on it, when NJ runs that VIN number they will see that someone else is the legal owner and will not issue a title to another individual since another person is already the record owner. If it slips through DMV, the original owner can contest the title and you have no protection unless you can get the seller to provide you with insurance coverage, covering the purchase price as this would be a sham transaction and title. Not the way to go, plenty of bikes out there with no title problems.

I want to remove and replace a rail on my AR-15. The original rail, free float, has several star type screws, not hex, located on the exterior of the rail. They are in so tight I cannot budge them. Any suggestions? I will strip the head if I apply any more force

If the present possessor of the bike is not the title holder he is not the owner. If the present possessor had a title and cannot find it or has lost it, he can apply for a duplicate title to transfer it to you the present possessor of the bike could not have obtained a registration in his name if he is not the title holder

1 The expungement order is supposed to be served on multiple agencies and administrative clerks. If it was not served on all who were to receive notification, it sometimes pops up. 2. You have not been denied so your question is presently moot.

First, are you trying to get a FID, FID and hangun purchase permit or handgun purchase permit? Your post is unclear. You do not want to appear in Superior Court without counsel. Any appeal to the Appellate Division from the Superior Court (if a Superior Court judge denies your request) is based on the "record" (transcript) in the Superior Court. Few denials are reversed by the Appellate Division so it is important that the best "record" be created if things do not go your way. If getting the permit is important to you, borrow the money, if you can and if you have to. Good Luck

The N.J. Supreme Court, likes to take baby steps,. Advancements in case law are usually incremental. This is why a stun gun case could lay the groundwork for the State Supreme Court to eventually revisit justifiable need in the context of a public carry handgun case. If they were to favorably decide a stun gun case, it might provide the framework for a public pistol carry case.

Not necessary, can be challenged via a declaratory judgment action by a prospective purchaser in a civil declaratory judgment action

Based on this per curiam U. S. Supreme Court decision, albiet a reversal and remand, I do not see how NJ stun gun prohibition, could be constitutional. Something I have long advocated http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/15pdf/14-10078_aplc.pdf